Admission & Enrollment
Age Criteria for admission is
| S No | Class Levels | Age at the time of admission according to MOE for different classes is as underLastHandle |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | KG 1 | Should be at least 4 to 4 yrs 11months and 29 days till March 31st of the current school year. |
| 2 | KG 2 | Should be at least 5 to 5 yrs 11months and 29 days till March31st of the current school year. |
| 3 | GRADE 1 | 6 - 8 years |
| 4 | GRADE 2 | 7 - 9 years |
| 5 | GRADE 3 | 8 - 10 years |
| 6 | GRADE 4 | 9 - 11 years |
| 7 | GRADE 5 | 10 - 12 years |
| 8 | GRADE 6 | 11 - 13 years |
| 9 | GRADE 7 | 12 - 14 years |
| 10 | GRADE 8 | 13 - 15 years |
| 12 | GRADE 9 | 14 - 16 years |
| 13 | GRADE 10 | 15 - 17 years |
| 15 | GRADE 11 | 15 - 18 years |
| 16 | GRADE 12 | 19 - 21 years |
Academic Information
The school follows the Pakistani National Curriculum, aligned with the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE), Islamabad.
Yes, students in higher grades can choose elective subjects like Computer Science, Commerce, Biology, and Arts, depending on their academic stream.
The curriculum adheres to FBISE standards and is mapped with UAE's National Agenda and MOE (Ministry of Education) requirements.
Curriculum updates follow Pakistan's National Curriculum changes and are revised periodically to align with international best practices.
Yes, interdisciplinary learning is promoted through project-based assignments, STEM activities, and cross-curricular initiatives.
Core subjects include English, Urdu, Mathematics, Science, Islamic Studies, Social Studies, Computer Science, and Arabic and MOE subjects include UAE Islamic Studies & UAE Social Studies.
Yes, a structured daily schedule is provided at the beginning of the academic year. Parents can access it via the school's online portal.
Yes, sports, debates, arts, cultural programs, innovation clubs and other multiple activities are part of the school’s extracurricular framework.
Yes, PE is compulsory for all grades, promoting physical well-being and fitness.
Students are assessed through formative (quizzes, assignments, participation) and summative (midterm, final exams) methods.
The grading follows the FBISE structure, with letter grades (A+, A, B, etc.) and percentage-based assessments.
Reports are issued three times a year (Term 1, Term 2, and Final Term).
Yes, FBISE board exams, internal standardized tests, and UAE-mandated assessments (ASSET, CAT4, TIMSS, PISA, PIRLS) are conducted.
17-The school provides remedial classes, peer tutoring, and teacher consultation.
Support is available for gifted and advanced learnes through Advanced Learning Plans (ALPs).
Support is available for students with mild learning difficulties through Individualized Education Plan (IEPs).
Support is available for students through Individualized Education Plan (IEPs) and Advanced Learning Plan (ALPs).
The school offers differentiated learning strategies, extended time on exams, and teacher assistance.
Yes, IEPs are designed for students requiring additional academic accommodations.
The workload varies by grade, typically 30 minutes for lower grades and up to 2 hours for senior students.
Yes, late submission penalties exist, but students with valid reasons may be granted extensions.
Yes, past papers, revision notes, and online learning materials are provided.
Yes, library access and designated study zones are available.
Parents are encouraged to support but not complete students' work.
Technology is integrated through smartboards, e-learning platforms, and interactive content.
Not mandatory, but BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is encouraged for senior students.
Yes, during online classes platforms like Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, and school portals are used.
The school enforces internet safety policies, monitored access, and digital citizenship training.
Digital literacy is taught through ICT lessons and workshops.
Parents can connect via email, scheduled meetings, or the school’s communication portal.
Yes, at least twice a year, with additional online meetings as needed.
Yes, parents can access student records via the school’s digital system.
Yes, updates are shared via official circulars and meetings.
A structured complaint and resolution system is in place.
95% attendance is mandatory, and excessive tardiness leads to warnings and disciplinary actions.
Yes, plagiarism is strictly prohibited, and violations may result in grade deductions.
Issues are addressed through counseling, warnings, and behavior contracts.
Yes, credits from FBISE-accredited schools and MOE-approved institutions are accepted.
Changes are subject to approval based on valid reasons and availability.
Yes, through career fairs, university guidance sessions, and counseling departments.
The school collaborates with Pakistani universities and UAE institutions for student programs.
Test prep resources, including mock exams and coaching sessions, are available.
Yes, guidance is provided for scholarships, financial aid only.
A structured transition program ensures students are academically and emotionally prepared for advancement.
Support is available for gifted and advances learner students through Advance Learning Plans (ALPs).
Support is available for students with mild learning difficulties through Individualized Education Plan (IEPs).
Support is available for students through Individualized Education Plan (IEPs) and Advance Learning Plan (ALPs).
The school offers differentiated learning strategies, extended time on exams, and teacher assistance.
Yes, IEPs are designed for students requiring additional academic accommodations.
The workload varies by grade, typically 30 minutes for lower grades and up to 2 hours for senior students.
Yes, late submission penalties exist, but students with valid reasons may be granted extensions.
Yes, past papers, revision notes, and online learning materials are provided.
Yes, library access and designated study zones are available.
Parents are encouraged to support but not complete students' work.
Technology is integrated through smartboards, e-learning platforms, and interactive content.
Not mandatory, but BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is encouraged for senior students.
Yes, during online classes platforms like Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, and school portals are used.
The school enforces internet safety policies, monitored access, and digital citizenship training.
Digital literacy is taught through ICT lessons and workshops.
Parents can connect via email, scheduled meetings, or the school’s communication portal.
Yes, at least twice a year, with additional online meetings as needed.
Yes, parents can access student records via the school’s digital system.
Yes, updates are shared via official circulars and meetings.
A structured complaint and resolution system is in place.
95% attendance is mandatory, and excessive tardiness leads to warnings and disciplinary actions.
Yes, plagiarism is strictly prohibited, and violations may result in grade deductions.
Issues are addressed through counseling, warnings, and behavior contracts.
Yes, credits from FBISE-accredited schools and MOE-approved institutions are accepted.
Changes are subject to approval based on valid reasons and availability.
Yes, through career fairs, university guidance sessions, and counseling departments.
The school collaborates with Pakistani universities and UAE institutions for student programs.
Test prep resources, including mock exams and coaching sessions, are available.
Yes, guidance is provided for scholarships, financial aid only.
A structured transition program ensures students are academically and emotionally prepared for advancement.
Human Resource
Staff working hours typically follow the school’s schedule, with additional time before and after classes for preparation and meetings. Exact hours may vary by role and department.
Employees are expected to dress professionally and in accordance with the school's dress code policy. This generally includes formal or business casual attire, with specific guidelines for teachers and administrative staff.
Remote work or flexible hours may be granted on a case-by-case basis, depending on job responsibilities and school policies. Approval from the administration is required.
The school encourages open communication and has a structured grievance resolution process. Employees can report conflicts to their supervisor or HR for mediation and resolution.
Job applications can be submitted via the school's official website (www.psa.sch.ae/jobs) or HR department. Required documents typically include a resume, cover letter, and certifications.
The hiring process usually involves submitting an application, attending an interview, and completing any required assessments. The timeline varies based on the position and hiring needs.
Teachers generally need a relevant degree(Minimum graduation), teaching certification(B.Ed, Montessori Diploma-1 Year), and experience in their subject area. Additional qualifications may be required depending on the school’s standards.
Yes, new employees typically undergo a probation period (e.g., 3-6 months), during which their performance is evaluated before confirmation of permanent employment.
Salaries are disbursed monthly via bank transfer using WPS as per UAE rules, following the school’s payroll schedule.
The school may offer benefits such as employment visa, health insurance, transportation, accommodation or accommodation allowance and other allowances. Specific benefits depend on the employment contract.
Salary deductions are made as per UAE laws and other regulatory requirements(MOHRE).
Employees are entitled to various leave types, including annual leave, sick leave, and maternity/paternity leave, as per UAE policy and labor laws (MOHRE).
Leave requests should be submitted through the appropriate system with prior approval from the Section Head and the Principal. Notice requirements vary based on the type of leave.
Emergency leave may be granted on short notice, but employees must inform their supervisor or HR as soon as possible.
Yes, the school may conduct regular training sessions to enhance staff skills and teaching methodologies.
Yes, promotions and career growth opportunities are available based on performance, experience, and contributions to the school.
The school has clear disciplinary procedures, which may include verbal/written warnings, suspension, or termination for policy and rules violations.
Employees can report misconduct or harassment confidentially to HR or a designated grievance officer for investigation and action.
The required notice period varies by contract but is typically 1-3 months.
Employees must submit a resignation letter, complete clearance formalities, and return school belongings before departure.
Final salaries, including any pending benefits or deductions, are processed according to the UAE Laws and HR policies.
This depends on the reason for termination and school policy. Some terminations allow for reapplication, while others may not.
Tuition & Fees
The school tuition fee structure for various grades is detailed in the table below. It shows the breakdown of fees by grade and the corresponding amounts for each term installment. The fee structure includes three terms: Term 1 , Term 2 and Term 3. Please refer to the table for the specific fees for each grade level.
| S No | Grade (Class ) | Installments | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Term 1 | Term 2 | Term 3 | ||
| 1 | KG 1 | 1770 | 2360 | 1770 |
| 2 | KG 2 | 1770 | 2360 | 1770 |
| 3 | 1 | 1770 | 2360 | 1770 |
| 4 | 2 | 1770 | 2360 | 1770 |
| 5 | 3 | 1770 | 2360 | 1770 |
| 6 | 4 | 1770 | 2360 | 1770 |
| 7 | 5 | 1905 | 2540 | 1905 |
| 8 | 6 | 1905 | 2540 | 1905 |
| 9 | 7 | 2010 | 2680 | 2010 |
| 10 | 8 | 2010 | 2680 | 2010 |
| 11 | 9 Science | 2085 | 2780 | 2085 |
| 12 | 9 Arts | 1944 | 2592 | 1944 |
| 13 | 10 Science | 2220 | 2960 | 2220 |
| 14 | 10 Arts | 2070 | 2760 | 2070 |
| 15 | 11(Commerce/Arts) | 2700 | 3600 | 2700 |
| 16 | 12(Commerce/Arts) | 2700 | 3600 | 2700 |
| 17 | 11 Science | 3150 | 4200 | 3150 |
| 18 | 12 Science | 3150 | 4200 | 3150 |
No, the school only admits full-time students
Yes, the school offers a 10% discount on the tuition fee for the 3rd and 4th child. The 5th child receives 100% free tuition.
Yes, the tuition fee varies based on the grade level in school.
The tuition fee includes academic coaching, lab fees, and extracurricular activities, but it does not cover the cost of books and uniforms.
Yes,the school collects fees term-wise, but in some circumstances, the school offers a monthly fee payment option to students.
School fees are due on the 1st of every month, but for term-wise fee payment, they are due at the start of the academic term.
The school accepts various forms of fee payments, including cash and credit/debit cards at the school cash counter or through the PSA Parents Portal.
Yes, parents can pay the school fee in advance, but no discount is available.
The registration fee at the school is AED 100, and the admission/enrollment fee is AED 455.
No, the school does not charge for extracurricular activities.
No, the school does not charge for field trips, transportation, or meals.
We do not charge any fees for late payments, and there are no penalties for late payment of school fees.
There is no fee for school events or school exams; however, students are required to bear the FBISE fee for Grades IX, X, XI, and XII.
Yes, we offer financial aid to deserving students.
Students must submit a formal application along with supporting documents to receive financial aid.
Yes, there are specific eligibility criteria for financial aid or discounts. These typically include academic performance, financial need, and sometimes other factors such as family circumstances. Each application is reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and supporting documents are required to assess eligibility.
Scholarships are awarded based on academic performance, financial need, and other criteria determined by the school. To renew a scholarship, students must maintain a certain academic standard and fulfill any other specific requirements set by the school. Renewal is typically assessed at the end of each academic year.
Fees paid in advance can only be refunded under certain circumstances.
Fees paid in advance can be refunded according to the school's fee policy.
No, there are no hidden costs at the school.
Tuition fees are reviewed and increased annually.
Yes, under special circumstances, tuition fees can be adjusted in cases of financial hardship.
Yes, parents can contact the Fee Collection Department for fee payment-related queries at 06 743 4374 or via email at enquiry@psa.sch.ae.
School Policies & Rules
CAT4 is computer-based but may be offered in paper format in some cases.
92% is acceptable and 95% is good.
Extracurricular Activities
Health and Safety
School communicate health and safety policies to staff through training and handbooks, and to parents via newsletters, websites, and orientation sessions.
Health and safety checks are done annually, with more frequent inspections as needed.
The principal, health and safety officer, school governing body, and local education authority oversee health and safety compliance in schools.
Yes,we have trained first aiders on site at all times.
Administering medication to children involves parental consent,verifying, preparing, giving, monitoring, and documenting.
Allergies and medical conditions are managed with health plans, medication access, trigger avoidance, and staff training.
Assessment and Immediate Care,Notification of Parents and Follow-Up Actions
Maintaining school cleanliness involves regular cleaning, proper hygiene practices, effective waste management, ventilation, and ongoing inspections to ensure a healthy environment.
To prevent illness, wash hands, wear masks, keep distance, get vaccinated, stay home when sick, and clean surfaces.
School have handwashing routines, hand sanitizers, and regular cleaning to ensure hygiene and health.
We ensure children's safety through supervision, secure premises, emergency protocols, and a clean, hazard-free environment.
School prevent unauthorized access with a combination of physical security (access control, visitor checks) and digital protections.
School screen visitors and contractors for safety with ID checks, sign-ins, background checks, and supervision.
Food safety is ensuring through proper storage, hygiene, safe handling, and allergen management.
School manage allergies by identifying needs, labeling food, training staff, and preventing cross-contamination.
A student facing any mental challenge is referred to School Counselor and Parents are also informed about the sessions.
School manage outbreaks through hygiene practices, masks, distancing, sanitization, testing, and contact tracing.
Parent and Teacher Communication
Special Education (CAT4 & ASSET EXAM)
It is held once a year.
The Cognitive Abilities Test (CAT4) is an assessment designed to evaluate students' reasoning and cognitive abilities. It helps identify students' strengths and areas needing improvement, guiding teachers in personalized instruction.
CAT4 assesses four main areas, Verbal Reasoning (understanding written information), Non-Verbal Reasoning (pattern and shape recognition), Quantitative Reasoning (mathematical logic), Spatial Reasoning (visualizing and manipulating objects).
The test consists of multiple-choice questions divided into the four reasoning categories, taken in separate timed sections.
It is typically administered to students in Grades 3 to 12 to measure cognitive ability.
The test lasts about two hours, divided into multiple short sections.
It is like Identifying patterns and sequences, Solving logic puzzles, Completing number sequences, Interpreting spatial arrangements.
Encourage problem-solving and logical thinking, Practice reasoning exercises and puzzles, Use online resources for sample questions
CAT4 provides insight into how a student learns, their cognitive strengths, and potential areas for development.
The results categorize students into performance levels, indicating their ability to process and apply information compared to their peers.
While not affecting grades, the results help in identifying gifted students, placing students in support programs, and personalizing learning plans.
Typically, it is not retaken unless required for re-evaluation after a significant period.
The test is usually conducted once a year.
CAT4 is computer-based but may be offered in paper format in some cases.
Teachers use CAT4 data to differentiate instruction, identify learning gaps, and adapt teaching strategies.
ASSET (Assessment of Scholastic Skills through Educational Testing) is a skill-based assessment that evaluates a student’s understanding of fundamental concepts rather than rote memorization. It differs from traditional tests by focusing on conceptual clarity and real-world application.
The exam covers: English (Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Vocabulary), Mathematics (Problem-Solving, Logical Reasoning), Science (Conceptual Understanding, Application).
ASSET is conducted for students in Grades 3 to 10.
It evaluates higher-order thinking, conceptual understanding, and application skills, rather than just factual recall.
Each subject test takes 45 to 60 minutes.
Multiple-choice questions, Application-based problem-solving questions, Conceptual and logical reasoning tasks.
Mathematics: Logical reasoning, word problems, numerical concepts, Science: Experimental skills, practical applications, English: Reading comprehension, grammar, writing analysis.
Encourage conceptual understanding over rote learning, Provide practice worksheets and past papers, Discuss real-world applications of subjects.
The results highlight conceptual strengths, misunderstandings, and areas needing improvement.
Teachers use the data to modify instructional methods, provide remedial support, and guide curriculum planning.
Yes, parents receive a detailed report with insights on student performance.
While it does not directly determine academic streams, it provides guidance on subject strengths and potential career paths.
No, it is conducted annually and cannot be retaken.
It is held once a year.
It can be both online and paper-based, depending on the school’s arrangement.
Events & Calendar
The event calendar includes academic activities, cultural celebrations, sports events, parent engagement programs, and extracurricular activities. Specific dates are shared at the beginning of each semester.
Yes, the school follows the UAE’s academic calendar, with breaks for: Winter Break (December-January) Spring Break (March-April), Summer Break (July-August), Public Holidays (Eid, National Day, Ramadan adjustments).
The school's events information is shared ince approval is recived from MOE.
1. School website and mobile app, 2. WhatsApp groups, 3. Official circulars.
Yes, parents can participate in: 1. Parent-Teacher Conferences, 2. Career Counseling Sessions, 3. Cultural Events & Festivities, 4. School Fundraisers & Charity Drives.
Parents receive a consent form via the school app or printed circular. Forms must be signed and submitted before the deadline.
Major events: At least 2 weeks' notice, Field trips & competitions: 1 weeks' notice, Urgent changes: Immediate SMS/WhatsApp notification..
Yes, these include: 1. Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) (held quarterly), 2. Workshops on Child Development & Academic Success, 3. Orientation Sessions for New Parents.
Parents must inform the school in advance if absence is due to illness or emergency.
Annual Day & Prize Distribution, other Events, Educational Workshops
School hours may be adjusted for major events. Parents receive prior notification about schedule changes.
Some field trips, competitions, and extracurricular activities may have fees. Parents are informed in advance.
1. Formal uniform for official events. 2. Sports uniform for sports activities. 3. Traditional attire for cultural celebrations.
Yes, the school observes such holidays subjected to prior notification or approval from MOE.
Yes, parents can propose events through the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) or direct communication with school administration.
Updates are sent via Sschool App, WhatsApp, and school website. Rescheduling information is communicated promptly.
Yes, students can participate in: 1. Science & Art Exhibitions, 2. Poetry & Speech Contests, 3. Innovation & Entrepreneurship Showcases etc.
Charity drives and social service projects. Collaborations with educational and business institutions.
There are no such events.
1. Register through the Parent Engagement Program. 2. Sign up via the school app or office.
Yes, parent volunteers may assist in supervising students during field trips.
Donations are accepted for library books, lab equipment, and school development projects.
The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) coordinates with the school for events and initiatives.